Was injured after falling from truck. Some of my additional allowances were denied by ic. Going to common pleas Court. My doctor has set surgery date for lumbar fusion. I am using my own insurance for this. He says I will also need surgery for neck. I have pre-trial set for November. Then jury... View More 
answered on Jan 8, 2018
If you do not have an attorney, I strongly recommend consulting with one prior to to trial. If there is not a doctor's deposition that testifies about the fall and the injuries it caused, there may be an issue showing what you need to in order to have your claim and the conditions you are... View More
My wrist is getting worse and I may need to see a doctor. Is there a time limit to when I need to report my injury to my employer?
answered on Dec 7, 2016
Generally the only claim she has for an injury is workers compensation. However if her claim is related to the conditions of employment that may be something that is covered by the law. Suggest she contact a member of the Ohio Assn for Justice who handles Employment issues or Workers Compensation... View More
answered on Jun 23, 2016
Eligible for what? Disability? There isn't enough information here. Whose driveway? Why were you there? Etc.
Can I use a Ohio attorney or do I have to get a attorney from PA.
answered on Oct 6, 2015
You will most likely need an attorney who is licensed in PA. Particularly if you live close to border, there may be some Ohio based attorneys who are licensed in both states. Make some calls.
Do they have to pay interest on my claim since they are taking so long to issue my check?
answered on May 5, 2015
Seek answers to these questions from an experienced immigration attorney.
My question is now obwc is trying to keep 4 days of what I was recieving after all that time. My injury lawyer represented me the other day and its being brought under interlacutory advisement. Just wanted to ask another opinion before the order comes out.
answered on Feb 2, 2015
You need to speak with your attorney. He or she knows the fact. I don't. It's that simple. If they want to keep 4 days because you were in jail, and that's the end of it. It may be best to let sleeping dogs lie, but you need to consult with your attorney.
answered on Jan 28, 2015
If you give your attorney authority to enter into a settlement arrangement, he or she should be able to settle a case on your behalf. You may be required to sign some documents, but that can be done through the mail.
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